Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.

Application: from the applicant's local district social welfare department. The applicant who is seeking a place to a care home that is co-financed by Tallinn submits the application to his/her local district administration. The application includes the following information:1. the person’s name, date of birth, place of residence and the contact data of the representatives;2. need for general care home placement, describing reasons for round-the-clock care and assisted aid and/or need for daily nursing and circumstances, why these needs cannot be satisfied with other social services or aid;3. the person’s confirmation of having or not having property and movable property and legal maintenance providers and their contact data;
4. the person’s obligation to pay 95% of his/her monthly pension or other income as cost-sharing payment to cover the general care home’s maintenance costs;
The following documentation will be included to the application:
5.a copy of a an identity document;
6.a copy of the decision of the Medical Assessment Committee (AEK), if it is available.
7.medical history extraction (incl. data on contagious diseases, psychiatric diagnosis, dependencies) with a doctor's confirmation of the need to have daily nursing or care;
8.decision by a geriatric or rehabilitation team, if available;
9.certificate for the amount of pension or other monthly income,
10.application by legal maintenance providers, for partial or complete reimbursement of care costs by the city, with documents certifying that they are unable to fulfill their maintenance duty as required, pursuant to the Family Law Act, and the written obligation by legal maintenance provider for partial reimbursement of care costs.
In case of need, the city administration has the right to require additional documents.

Have an identity document with you.

In case of need the person has been referred to a round-the-clock care in a social welfare institution.

Contact the service provider.